Ocala

With its convenient location, spacious full hookup sites, and first-class resort amenities, Ocala Sun RV Resort offers the best of Florida living. Centrally located between Gainesville and Orlando, Ocala Sun RV Resort is the perfect jumping point to the area's best restaurants, shopping centers, and golf courses. The Ocala National Forest is nearby, as well as the popular Silver Springs State Park. Hiking, biking, boating, and swimming are within reach, and so are the world-famous beaches of Daytona and Clearwater. At home, the city of Ocala has the Ocala Historic District to boast. From the E.C. Smith House to the Union Train Station, you'll have plenty of historic and culturally significant points of interest to visit. And back at the resort, you'll have the site clubhouse, picnic area, and heated outdoor pool and spa waiting for you. Whether you're looking forward to a relaxing day in the sun, or planning a fun city night out with your friends, you'll be right where you want to be when you're at Ocala Sun RV Resort.

You'll have sunset views on Orange Lake, oak lined paths and a quiet place to enjoy your stay while in the region. The small town atmosphere found in the quaint village of McIntosh will welcome you, and its prime location (just 26 miles from downtown Gainesville), make the Sportsman?s Cove an ideal place to rest. If fishing is your game this a great place to stay in your RV rental.

This 22,000-acre park is one of the most significant natural and historic treasures in Florida. Floridas first state preserve, it is now a National Natural Landmark. There are diverse habitats that can sustain wildlife, livestock, alligators, bison, horses and more than 270 species of birds. A 50-foot-high tower near provides you with panoramic views of the preserve. Exhibits at the interactive visitor center explain the areas natural and cultural heritage. There are eight beautiful trails where you can hike, horseback ride, and bike. On Lake Wauburg you can canoe, kayak or boat and fish. Be sure to partake in one of the annual special events such as the Stargazing Party and Fire Fest. A great destination in your RV rental.

Wedged between two major hunting management areas and situated on the historical Cross Creek, which acts as a bridge between Lake Lochloosa and Orange Lake. The camp is also located close to a state park, all of these characteristics makes Twin Lakes a good fishing and hunting base camp that is close to Gainesville. Take an airboat trip on your RV rental excursion.

Wekiva Falls RV Resort is located in Sorrento between Daytona and Orlando. They offer RV sites, tent camping, rallies and more at our Central Florida RV Park. Wekiva Falls offers over-sized RV and tent sites, modern amenities, and plenty of activities for a camping that is truly unique. Many RV campers regard Central Florida RV Park as the premier destination in the Orlando, FL area. Wekiva offers plenty of planned activities in their new clubhouse via the wonderful Activities Director, Lucy. Summer activities at Wekiva Resort includer swimming in their natural sulfur spring with picnic tables nearby, Oval Games for the kiddos, and a DJ from 11-3pm on Saturdays and Sundays! If you are interested in more adventure in Central Florida you can visit the Resort Marina for canoeing and kayaking and then enjoy their Tiki Bar for a cold beverage. Wekiva Falls Resort is a smart choice for hanging out in Central Florida. It is the perfect location for exploring this corner of Florida or simply a great place to hang out in and relax.

If you are exploring Deltona in Florida, the Clark Family Campground is a great place to stay. It is only five miles away from Deltona, in Orange City, so is very convenient. The campground has been family owned and operated for over 30 years, and you can be assured of a friendly welcome when you arrive. The Clark family want you to treat the campground as your home away from home, and everything you need is here. You get full hookup, laundry facilities, clean restrooms, and showers. There is plenty to do if you decide to stay at the camp for a day. You will find a swimming pool, a pool table, a TV and games corner, horseshoes, and shuffleboard. There is a beautiful pond here where you will get to see many birds, such as storks, cranes, ibis, hawks, eagles, and hummingbirds. If you don't want to make your own breakfast, there is a breakfast restaurant here, which serves delicious food, and there is also an ice cream social where you can make new friends whilst enjoying your favorite flavor of ice cream. If you enjoy fishing and boating, you can do both at the Blue Spring State Park and at John's River, both of which are very close.

Imagine spending a vacation nestled in your RV with the sound of ocean waves hitting the coast as you fall asleep at night. If this sounds like your idea of the perfect camping trip, check out Bulow RV Resort in Palm Coast, Florida. This resort is loaded with activities for beach dwellers and offers guests a place they can really relax and unwind. This resort is paradise at its finest and is great for the whole family. At Bulow RV Resort, they offer hundreds of RV pull-throughs with full service hookups. There is an on site store as well as a bar and grill. You can retreat back to your oasis after exploring the coast for the day. While you are at the resort, you can kick back poolside sipping on your favorite cold beverage and enjoying all of the beautiful coastal beauty Florida has to offer.This area is also full of attractions and nature areas.

The park is conveniently located close to some of the most fun and interesting destinations that the region has to offer, such as: parks, museums, and events. You can visit the Ponce de Leon Light Station which was constructed in 1887, the Volusia County Farmers Market, the Daytona Speedway, Daytona?s Dog Beach Park located on Manatee Island, and you can visit the beautiful beaches of Grayce Kenemer Barck North Beach Community Park. Very popular during the winter the RVs are packed in here so if you are a novice RV rental driver use caution.

The other RV park right next to Daytona International Raceway Racetrack RV Park provides electric and water hookups for your RV rental within walking distance of the speedway. Most of the sites can see the stands and bank of turn 3. Very easy top get in and out of for any level of RV rental driver.

An amazing city park with 36 RV campgrounds with hookups, this one books early so lock in your RV site when you book your RV rental in Orlando, FL. An onsite lake, miles of trails, disc golf, playgrounds, and easy access to all the Orlando area attractions makes this place a big winner for any RV rental trip, especially so close to Orlando, FL.

It?s the country?s largest and fastest-growing natural history museum, with millions of artifacts and specimens from dinosaurs to wild butterflies, and excellent tours that are carefully crafted to communicate the science and culture behind each collection. Not only is this a museum but it is also a research institution which monitors endangered and threatened species around the world. These findings are communicated through interactive exhibits, lectures and k-12 educational programs. You will come out with a profound appreciation for biodiversity.

Kanapaha Botanical Gardens includes the state's largest display of bamboos and the most extensive herb garden in the Southeast. The gardens are comprised of 24 major collections which you can easily access on a 1.5 mile pathway. The most colorful months to view the flowers are June through September. Also be sure not to miss the special events that are hosted in Kanapaha such as the premier horticultural event in North Central Florida, the Spring Garden Festival and the Moonlight Walk where paths and meadows are illuminated by special laser lights and more than 1500 luminaries and you can enjoy live music as well. Make sure you bring a picnic basket to make your visit even more complete.

Home to the most well-known race in NASCAR the Daytona 500, the Daytona International Speedway is a must stop for anyone with a need for speed. You can watch events such as ARCA, AMA Superbike, and on the track?s 180 acre infield is Lake Lloyd which has also hosted powerboat racing. Enjoy unique tours where you can walk among the legends and see the world?s largest collections of race trophies, race cars and driver memorabilia

Considered Orlando's "nightlife epicenter," Church Street Station has been the place to be for dining and entertainment more than 100 years. From tapas to taverns, the food scene has something to please everyone. The after-dinner menu includes plenty of shopping and entertainment, from live music to comedy shows.

An unexpected oasis in the midst of Orlando's concrete jungle, Harry P. Lieu Gardens is a breath of fresh, floral-vented air. The 50-acre botanical garden is located near downtown Orlando, but that fact is easy to forget once you set foot on the quiet, peaceful grounds. The historic Leu House Museum is open to visitors and offers insight into the families who lived there.

An unconventional family owned theme park offering family fun and plenty of memorable activities. Wooden coasters, multi-level Go-Karts, thrill rides, family rides, an arcade midway and special events. You can also visit Gator Spot 15,000-square-foot park, where you can feed the animals and take photos with them. Be sure to ride the world?s Tallest SkyCoaster standing at 300 feet!

The crystalline and turquoise waters of Ichetucknee River flows six miles through shaded trees and wetlands and then it becomes a part of the Santa Fe River. You can visit the famous Blue Hole where you can scuba dive and check out underwater creatures which give it its distinct color. Or you can tube down the river, snorkel, canoe, swim, and hike. There are plenty of wildlife viewing opportunities, you can see white-tailed deer, wild turkeys, wood ducks and great blue herons. You can also have a picnic and share a grill with your friends and family as you enjoy the scenery

No trip to Orlando would be complete without stopping at one of Walt Disney World's many theme parks, from the famed Magic Kingdom, home of Cinderella's Castle, to Animal Kingdom to the Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon water parks. With roller coasters that thrill, teacup rides for small children and everything in between, Walt Disney World has much to offer every family member, no matter what age.

The quintessential American beach offers an array of activities for all ages. 23 miles of powdery white sand beaches are open 24/7 with free access. You can fish, boat, paddleboard, kayak and parasail, and enjoy the relaxing rivers and meandering creeks, and watch dolphins in their natural habitat.

Gatorland provides 110-acres of adventure and education, where you can view thousands of alligators and crocodiles including four extremely rare "white" alligators. This theme park and wildlife preserve showcases a free-flight aviary, a petting zoo, natural alligator breeding marsh, and the "thrilling" Screamin' Gator Zip Line, where you can fly 1,200 feet, all of this combines to ensure for a memorable day.